Dallas Weather Outlook: Sunshine Returns as North Texas Warms Into the 60s and 70s This Weekend

Dallas Weather Outlook: Sunshine Returns as North Texas Warms Into the 60s and 70s This Weekend

Dallas, Texas – A gray, cool start to Friday is giving way to a welcome warm-up across North Texas, setting the stage for one of the mildest early-December weekends of the season. After morning temperatures dipped near 39°F, a gradual shift in the air mass is already signaling brighter and warmer days ahead.

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth reports that clouds will linger through the first half of Friday before thinning by afternoon. Highs rise into the mid-50s, followed by a quiet and cool night in the low 40s as winds remain light.

Weekend warming trend begins Saturday

Saturday brings a noticeable shift, with sunshine returning in full and pushing temperatures to around 61°F. The day will feel comfortable for outdoor errands, early holiday shopping, or a relaxed walk through Klyde Warren Park. Light southerly winds and low humidity will make for classic North Texas December weather — crisp in the morning and pleasantly mild in the afternoon.

Sunday becomes the warmest day of the stretch

Sunday marks the peak of the warm-up as highs climb toward 68°F. A gentle southwest breeze adds to the comfort, though early-morning lows in the low 30s across northern suburbs could bring areas of patchy frost for those out before sunrise.

Forecasters note that this warm and quiet pattern is unusually steady for early December, a period that often sees sharp swings between fronts. With clear skies and calmer winds dominating, the day is expected to feel more like late fall than the start of the winter season.

Warmth extends into early next week

The stretch of mild weather doesn’t end on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday both trend warmer, with highs reaching the low to mid-70s by Tuesday under bright, uninterrupted sunshine. No rain, storms, or visibility concerns are expected through at least midweek, making it an ideal window for local travel along I-35, I-20, and U.S. 75.

Meteorologists say residents should enjoy the stability while it lasts, as longer-range models hint at possible pattern changes later in the month — a reminder that December can still turn sharply cooler with little notice.

Key temperature outlook for Dallas

Below is a look at the next five days, offering a snapshot of daily highs, lows, and conditions:

DayHigh/LowConditions
Friday54° / 41°Mostly cloudy; calm and cool
Saturday61° / 44°Mostly sunny; light south wind
Sunday68° / 32°Sunny; warming continues
Monday54° / 36°Clear skies; seasonably mild
Tuesday72° / 41°Sunny and unseasonably warm

What this means for weekend plans

The combination of cool mornings and warm afternoons offers excellent conditions for outdoor activities, local markets, early holiday events, or regional travel. With no precipitation threats and winds staying tame, residents can expect smooth commutes and comfortable daytime temperatures throughout the weekend.

As North Texas heads into the second half of December, the upcoming mild streak serves as a brief pause before potentially stronger winter systems arrive later in the month.

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